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The premier shelter publication showcasing incredible art, architecture & interiors of the Carolinas.

Home Design & Decor magazine is a high end shelter publication targeting affluent homeowners and trade professionals. The total circulation exceeds 180,000 printed copies annually in each market served. Started in Charlotte, North Carolina over 20 years ago, we have expanded into several markets and now serve Charlotte, NC, San Antonio/Austin, TX and Raleigh/Durham, NC. Home Design & Decor attract

s national and regional design professionals, who trust the editorial integrity, focused distribution and a broad base of home design and decorating topics to showcase their work. The magazines vary from market to market to embrace individual market styles and regional design, while at the same time, sharing common editorial that speaks to national design trends. National and regional advertisers have the flexibility to leverage their brand in all markets served or select specific regional markets. Combined with an interactive website and numerous social media partners, Home Design & Decor is a well-rounded marketing platform. For advertisers, Home Design & Decor provides multiple marketing opportunities to reach a targeted upscale audience through product placement in insightful articles, advertorials and ads with the guaranteed distribution of in-home delivery. For readers, Home Design & Decor is an inspiring and useful resource, providing timely information from local design and decorating experts.

22/12/2025

“From the start, it was clear this enclosed porch wanted
to be a breakfast room,” says . Every detail and transition was considered. The windowsill became the bench seat, and the trim was kept simple to highlight the windows rather than the woodwork. Paint color: Vert de Terre, selected by . Pillows: .

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15/12/2025

This guest bedroom was designed around the fabric on the draperies. “It was a favorite
of mine, and I was lucky my client loved it just as much,”
says . Drapery trim: . Rug: . Headboard: Charles H. Beckley Inc. in a fabric.

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10/12/2025

The library itself is a story. Designer .studio spent a day with the homeowners, collecting and arranging memorabilia on the wall, including some of Sean’s late mother’s published poetry and Amy’s grandmother’s doilies. Millwork: . Settee:
Vintage. Paint: Night Train.

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02/12/2025

Designer (with the help of ) transformed her clients’ Chapel Hill home and infused it with touches of color. Here’s how she transformed the breakfast nook, below. 👇🏻

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WHAT SHE DID: A custom tufted banquette in a faux leather transformed the
family’s existing table and chairs, maximizing seating for the family of five. The pale blue color nods to the family’s favorite Tar Heel hue, while hidden storage below keeps items tucked away.

WHY IT WORKS: Durable, wipeable, and warm, this breakfast nook is the intersection of everyday meals
and lasting memories.

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25/11/2025

After seeing the lacquered bar, designer ’s clients fell in love with the finish and wanted to step outside their comfort zone with color. The wife’s favorite color is yellow, so Townsend pulled the hue from the yellow silk striped drapery fabric. “This room was the perfect place to go all in,” she says. Drapery fabric: with a tape by . Chandelier: Fair Trade Antiques.

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24/11/2025

“This space is intended to feel quiet and cozy, a perfect counterbalance to the large, open kitchen,” says architect . Removing most of the wood paneling and installing new cabinetry and paint focuses attention on the defining features of the room: the original brick fireplace, heart pine ceiling, and timber beams. Paint: . Rug: Vintage Oushak.

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17/11/2025

A once muted townhome units, art, deco, motifs, legacy pieces, and bolt color in a light filled refresh led by designer .

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13/11/2025

✨ A French-Inspired Haven in Wake Forest ✨
Designer .studio brings effortless elegance to life in this timeless renovation — a home that beautifully layers comfort, history, and refined design. Rooted in French inspiration, every detail tells a story: soft neutral palettes, patinaed finishes, collected antiques, and inviting textures.

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07/11/2025

✨The Transformation Issue✨ has arrived —celebrating dramatic renovations, inspired makeovers, and the most stunning interiors across the Southeast. Discover how designers are redefining Southern style, one space at a time. ✨

22/10/2025

✨Step inside designer Rob MacNeill’s effortlessly cool downtown Raleigh loft — a space that redefines modern Southern style. From layered textures to bold art and unexpected vintage finds, every corner reflects his signature mix of refinement and edge.

🏙️ Featured in our annual Designers at Home issue — out now — this tour is one you don’t want to miss.

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20/10/2025

The Arabescato Vagli marblebacksplash with shelf was
“a must design for me,” says designer Ann Sheppard . A custom hood designed by Sheppard and fabricated by boasts a finish from to create a plaster-like look. Pendants: . Appliances: .

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14/10/2025

Here is the fire pit area with the salvaged barn cupola we located in New Hampshire and transported to the Raleigh, North Carolina area. Our carpenter then converted it into a garden shed.

For more information on custom residential landscape design and installation services in the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area of North Carolina, visit us at homeandgardenlandscaping.com

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North Carolina has long been a tradition in home furnishings as a furniture and textile manufacturing hub.

Raleigh is North Carolina’s capital and the metro area known as the Triangle, which includes Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill, is home to some of the country’s best technology and research companies. The home values in the Triangle have increased 5.7%* in the past year and are expected to continue rising in the coming years. As these markets grow, their residents continue to invest in their homes.

*Zillow, July 2019, Mashvisor, April 2019 and Data USA, August 2019

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